Latest News about Hero Karizma ZMR

While we got our first glimpse of what could be Hero’s next-gen Karizma, we also witnessed KTM hiking the prices of its motorcycles. The previous week had more such interesting updates and, as always, we give you a recap of all of them in our weekly news round-up. 

This will be the 41st edition of what is perceived as the most daunting rally of all. To be hosted by Peru, the riders will be covering 5,000km in ten stages starting from 6 January to 17 January.

Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS) is a globally proven technology that has saved several lives. It prevents the wheels from locking up or skidding on sudden braking, thus keep the vehicle under control. With the population of two-wheelers in India growing, the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) had issued a notification stating that all two-wheelers with a displacement of 125cc and above need to be ABS-equipped.

Hero MotoSports announced its 2019 Dakar Rally team which comprises of CS Santosh, Oriol Mena and Joaquim Rodrigues. The company will be competing in the rally for the third time. Hero MotoSports also showcased the Hero 450RR rally bike for the upcoming season.

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The manufacturer sold 679,862 units in July 2018 as compared to the 623,269 units sold in the same month last year.

The Hero Karizma ZMR was recently re-introduced in India with a price tag of Rs 1.08 lakhs (ex-showroom). In a similar price range, there are seven other motorcycles you can choose from. Here is the list-

The Hero Karizma ZMR has made a comeback in India two years after it was taken off the market. While it faces direct competition from the Bajaj Pulsar 220F it also shares its price range with a 150cc commuter, the Suzuki Gixxer SF. We tell you how the 2018 Karizma ZMR stacks up against its biggest rivals.